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tor at the Haymarket, but the decision to DO 70
WINS determined to take action at another
gathering Of the Lehr and Weir in a LARGER
Bal s Mbn Sas tits E be Mas to e.
IN G1 drsiis Hail ON on Monday nisit, May .,
:. The Arbeite,. Zeitung. OF which spies and
ssr rRs Sunday % ys sSepus
s% hS,s s s s the 9s9Kp na MeSs
Abend." This was the summons 70 the armed
Sc aEs to tSy did Sp MSpdsy Th
Of the matter to come before the meeting, The
sriisle urging igsS quick and immediate action
adding: "By Monday or Tuesday the conflict
hsyf Ssn 5e c R%s es
sunday afternoon meeting Of the Central Labor
e MscornGEs factory the telowing day a,t to
the old Black road.
SPIES HARANauINa THE STRIKERS
From the tor. Of freight car on the prairie
near McCormick's, on Monday afternoon. Spies
poured into the ears of $4,000 excited strikers
man lansunss fhs sirest, e his words was
asoa
Lngg. and other daring Anarchists present,
rushed at the great factory like 20 many wild
clubs on the way and. in an instant, the thoY-
cred into fragments. Then it was that patrol
wagons loaded with police, the horses covered
with foam, dashed through the crowd.
dered the mob. many OF whom were -four
ishing revolvers. to, resist the attempt
victors were tho police. and the boodsof work.
ingmen was spilled. The Anarchist leader
coolly withdrew while the battle was at it's
Jeiier Zeit,ing office. Spies after hurried con-
sultation with Schwnb. Neebe, and others. de-
cded to call the Haymarket mass meeting,
and then wrote the famous " revenge circular"
Twenty-Five hundred copies were issued as
was ripe now for the murder-compact meeting
that night in Greif's basement: Here Is the
circular. the original copy of which was found
later in Spiess own handwriting:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
OLIVER Bros,
Lumber Dealers
Wichita, Kansas,
-YARpS At

-YARDS AT
Wichita, MayfielG, Wellington.
Harper, Attica, Garden Plain.
Anthony, Arkansas City, An
dale and Haven.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23

S.TORAGE-For household goods or rnerchxndtse.
= bo1ef or loose; n you have asy goDss store
bring them % tie wichita Storage Co. 40 rs West
Douglas ave. - ~
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|. II. TERRlLL M. D,

Physician and Surgeon. Diseases 81 women and
children a speciality. orice ~ Main 81 IN front
rooms of Al rich s Brown. Reed MCPHERSON
block Residence Isl n Topeka ave. Telephone for
day calls lI9 night calls 10. Su
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
DR. CAROLINE LIE BEAU.

gornoepsrhIr Tvsrsparhic and Electric treatment
Also Assssge Diseases OF children ant those pech-
liar 70 women especially attended No phstFcties
Cffire and residences NJ SJs v Emporis oppo-
Sic High schNni klectririty a slbeclaIty. o>lth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
KANSAS SOUTHWESTERN
isa Kansas Road.

Alsi "a tsasosgbiy iasssssl va tss interests
sad progress OF fhs ssszs - Esas<s sr5 -
5zesFis szd sGeFsis - gstTsn. tSei fssz rEe-
.asl~s ~ asp Ike "a EsstssE Az sossssrs
tn EoJoE KxPRk3s fzsls. skiiy k-z-&~s
ksss2s C5fy aa1 gizsss. Vtts~s aaysstG,
lsis Ha8sagosa:. 1AAasis. Ck~rrFrais fas.s-
psn1-~cz Sfzfs31 = .i.in<zSz Ea-x<g
Atssr. as 'st~-za s1lsss psiSss
THROUGH NAIL rslns fszIy e1osyf san
tsF s~se~sr ssUess tl.s al Ess sgzaa.
at ias~r-s~rl 80 sss.tssE mAs leg s3Gse $50
sse:sens = DEtsvs Casss.s ea1 EAzr-yxzle
Slto a. trst2s faT Eo.g-srls szr 1aStsz tss-
Fss8 NAfa-t AL IssG@yxil4e
ACCOx EODA7IoS TRAINS essfT.
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4sa Osfs-s
RfEEESKz tsss - ses.hxsksy slit Fts.
this l54s soxsests0s IL As.ss~ IN 80 -iec. fs--
rs.as s&Ss 11ty via tssozss fTalas - al
20 n.s eTe-1ssy srs1sf-ys SE1 s1&zsss - ssg
sts:5n1k
THROUGH TICKETS cas- - FsrxA ssss Viz
tAss uhs 81 saT % Es- rsxatsr Szpcs -sssassss
ar PEAR SE4ssgs se-rx-~ 81 .hrDaxs % 1s<2E.~
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srs CT cal % OF address J. HfSka.
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PHYSICIANS.
W M JOHNSON.

Homc-opathls. General practice. CHRONIC diseases
ana diseases OF females. Telephone Ne. 10 -.
Orice aai residence over steel 4 son : ilaFuNN'e
store IL Main street, Wichita, Kan -. ....
Nn1Ne MUS ~ - ~ .iS9u
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WANTED.

VITANTED-A full list OF property on our books in
w ALI r,arts of tire city. Bring in your property
YOU wish it sold quick. Fa-num 6 GEORGE. ii3 Main
s,rsar ,q6t
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DR.. WILLIAM HALL
OF Hall s Bennett,

Gives special attention 60 Diseases Of women. Blood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles Of the Urinary
Organ. speedily cured IN both sexes. Once over
woodns,.'s Rank. North Main street Consultation
In this paper9 Eiu
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
Bargains In Real Estate.

nae AGRICULTURAL and stock farm. three aud o.
half miles from city. about rs broke, g1aPs
section fenced for pature plenty Of watT Al .
Srrzil house.
Also 10 iots IN city finely located and a GOOD
leizhbcrhcod. Special terms to teoee wi hing -
make eomes-
Also SUBURBAN property For further ~ -ecnlaso
see Chris 7. pearce. agent for |ua- Gsesreusten -
city Office. dNQ
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23

Ali notices of Employment, or Situations Wanted.
will be charged for the OF five cents per line
per week; notice for less than 3 cents
All For Sales other business notices will be
charged for the rate of 10 cents line per week
no business notice taken for less than 80 cents
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23

E.-G2 SAX Or Z sF1E-A vs5Hasss 1zs-y .s-ra q
1 u rasies frsgru y 5f-s n aafssz - rad
-st srzft.-z- t-a r-s1 esT szzs way .fTtsss
fszefs tTI 1Efe sz1-E- .rEs- sfss.k. well. 1os.s<
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~ tzst becoming LDg EzsLaSsA@ soz zr&ztrs Ezrr.~>~
rc< -. sz3 t.rzss cal Ga 4s9drs~s Lar -
NzIr Ea~aers
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FOR SALE.

IHOR SALE-A grocery stock 10 town of $500 in
Il habitants. for sale Trade. Box 20. Winfield
Kan GSSs,
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I>0E rAI-E-oaa .apc. ., II. o1as ~ e e~12 .
l kzza.rS1
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Office at No. 313 North Market St.

or HsrshalltnvH. Iowa. also late Of TOpe-
ka Kansas. mas inCatti at Wichita for the
practice OF his profession.
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st. L., TT. 5. & W. II. X.

EAST BOUND TRAINS
rra,, lao vac Wichita .9:33 a. m ana ~ PHI
Train arrives from the east. sly a. IT, anu ' p
WEST BOUND.
elDa NJ and 40 p. m
ram ieaSes. $40 g. IA. and $50 p m
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aails agae1e|
II. r. TIME TABLES.
Denver, Memphis d. Atlantic.

Trains Nos and rup daily. Train No 2wiIi wait
at Turon until Train N6l arrives. Trains VIII stop
at all stations. --..- ,,,
FITZGERALD s. MALLORY CoNsT'C.N co
n I TUAYFP SAM'L HUNT,
Chief En- ineer and Gen1 N'ng'r. Train Master
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wichita & Colorado
l., t. & 5. f. K r.

Isa ran ,yes from Hutchinson $50 AIN and1 pm
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NEW HOOKS RECEIVED.
RoSDAn; or Thirty-thrce Years in a ST
BY Florence Carpenter Dieudonne. Ph

RoSDAn; or Thirty-thrce Years in n Star.
by Florence Carpenter Dcudonne, Phil
adelphia: I. d. Peterson N Bros.
That lthsncwcandidute forpublc favor isof
somewhat unique and sensational character
viii be readily inferred from its title. It is
said in fact to surpass in many respects the
weird and popular romances Of Mr.. Hasgard,
and its special charm consists In the realistic
way in which its wonders arc depicted, an
air of probability being maintained through
out all its marvellous incidents. Without
entering into II synopsis ofthc plot, which is
wonderfully clever, it may be said of "Ron'
dah' that for work of its peculiar class it
is Il brilliant success. 1t possesses an added
interest moreover, from the fact that its au-
thor is Washington lady of high intcllec-
tual culture and literary promise, the wife of
Mr.. II. j. Dioudonne of the real estate and
loan office, l420 i street
Who CARES? Episodes in the Life of Mary
Campbell. Fact snot Eanoies. BY Mrs.
Harriet n. X. Goh, with an Introduction
by Rev. DIR. Theodore H. Cuyler. Phila-
delphia I. ID. Peterson ~ Bros,
"Who CaresY' is an autobiography writ
ten in the form of Il novel---a narrative of
startling personal experiences with all the
sensational features ofu romance, Its morals
are vouched for by DIR. Cuyler.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08


The LIFE of the late Lord Dalhousie was
insured for about 100000.
The NEW DEL MONTE HOTEL at Monterey,
CAL, will be open for visitors early in
January.
The PHILADELPHIA News thinks fifteen
hundred policemen none too many to patrol
the streets of that big city.
Mr.. FLAGLER of the Standard Oil Company
is the owner of the new 81, 10000 Ponce de
Leon Hotel, st. Augustine.
The LARGEST receipts of the Brooklyn
Bridge for one day were taken in last Mon
day. They footed up S3,3i0.32.
JUDGE Emory SrEEE of Georgia will ad-
dress the State Bar Association of Florida ut
its Jacksonville meeting February s.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL GoRpoN of Tren-
ton has appointed his daughter Alphonsine,
u young girl just out OF her teens, as his
deputy.
A HEADING IN A Boston newspaper reads;
"Rosina V0kes in Three Pieces" Rosna
doubtless had difficulty in collecting herself
when she saw the heading.-[N New York
World.
b. B. VALENTINE, ex-ed:tor of Puck and
John Grosvenor Wilson, the author OF "Nor-
deck" made a venture with rollicking new
play ut New Haven Monday night, which
was highly successful.
"WoULD CoNRLiSG like to he back in poll
tics!' was asked Of one who is probably
nearer to him than any other man living
at would be the happiest moment of his
life II hc could be chosen United States Sem
ator," was the reply ''but there isn't enough
money in this city to-day to make him con-
less it.n-[New York letter.
PERRY BELMONT used to teach his little
brother French. The boy was desperately
in love and teased until his brother taught
him to say ',je ia dore" ieelingly. "Shut u
door" was the phonetic pronunciation
| taught him. His teacher was Mortified one
not emphatic, tell his girl, shut that -
! door"--tN. y. Graphic.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
THE LIGHT.

There Is no shadow where my lovo Is laid;
For (ever thus fancy In my dream
That wakes with me and wakes my sleep)
some CLEAN
OF sunlight, thrusting through tho poplar shade
Falls there; and even when the wind has played,
His requiem for the day, one stray sun.
beam,
Pale as the palest moonlight glimmers
SEEM
Aud |, remaining here and waiting long
And all embodied IN my sorrows night,
Who not on earth again her face may
Sec
For even Memory does her likeness wrong
Am blind nnd hopeless, only for this light.
This light, this light through all the years
to be.
-lu c..Bunner in the Century.
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1lropisions.

|tIRCLE MARKET-iAyING PURCHASED THE
" stock and goodwill of Circle Market, cor
ner of Vt ave and l. st, we earnestly solicit tho
by making such additions to stock as the demand
may require, with careful attention To business
and prompt delivery of orders, hope to give sat
istaction to all who patroniZe us. Respectfully,
s. l.. WlLLET'f & $. IL. GWYNNE,
Successors to 4. :. Brooke 4 Co.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

SINCE THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
reached England the manufacturing
business over there is Strengthening its
backbone and prices are having an up
ward tendency.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

THE PRESIDENT calls the tariff for pro-
lection "Indefensible Extortion." Mr..
Randall will please put this OH his party
banners for 1883.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

THE CONNECTICUT PRoHlBiTIoNIsTs are
activity organizing for the fray. They
take no Anti-Saloon Republicanism in
theirs
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

Society is all agog--
The ladies greatly fear
That Tony Cumstocks coming down
10 pass the season here.
Washington Girl: 1 think Rider Haggard
is delightful.
Chicago Visitor: Oh, introduce him; am
just dying TO meet some OF these Washing.
ton officials. Is he member of Congress?
The reporter was interviewing Western
Congressman (uame not given for family
rcasons) on the question of Immigration.
speaking of immigrants of the better
class, said the reporter, ''the Norwegians
rank very high"
ayes" asscutcd the Congressman, "but
not any higher than hcSwedenborgians."
Colonel Nat. Crutchfeld, desk clerk TO
Speaker Carlisle Is handsome enough, hut
he isn't so fat that people joke him on his
obesity. On the contrary. The other even
ing he was calling oil pretty girl up town
(he is popular with the sex), and she wanted
to light an extra gas jet.
"lIave you got match, Colonel?" she
asked.
"Ah," replied the Colonel, with insinuat-
ing grace as he looked down his long, slender
figure, '1've been told was one"
ut wasn't the girls mother that told you,
was it, Colonel" she inquired, with sweet,
innocent smile, and the Colonel, with u
faint little spark, went out.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

WHY is THE TARIFF question like n
wedge? asks n correspondent. Because
it threatens to split the solid South.
Give us a harder one.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

Mn BLAINE HAS already climbed to
the summit of the Presidents Message
and is waving his flag with "1ssS and
Protection" painted red on it in capital
Inttprs
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

The DEMOCRATIC PARTY now more than
ever should bear in mind the memorial c
sentiment of that illustrious statesman,
General Winfield Scott Hancock-"The
tariff is q local issue.n
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
MSEQuiTAnLE

w. President and General MANAGER.
GEO. RINEAL, JG., DANIEL RAMEY,
Treasurer. Secretary.
THE DOMESTIC FIRE ENGINE AND PUMP
COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, d. q.
Sole manufacturers Of Morrel's Barrel Fire En-.
gine for Mills Manufactorles, Country Hotelsand
which throws 9s'inch stream Of water SO feet.
Price, $50.
Also sole manufacturers Morrell's Bucket Force.
Pump for eXtnguishing incipent fires In houses,
barns, stores and manufactures; for washing
windows, sidewalks, floors and carriages, Price,
SO.
send for illustrated circular and testimonials.
One thousand shares of the capital stock OF this
company will be sold IN lots TO suit the purchasers
at s5 per share stock full paid and hon'assess'
able. Par value, $50.
Ali orders and letters of inquiry should be ad
dressed to A. u. WHITE, 03S st N W, Washing
ton, ID, q.
yhs-,. ,.NOTICE-AsMEETING OF THE STOCK.
Dh-s holders of the Law Reporter Company
of Washington city will be held ut the office of
said company No. 5O3 u street northwest, IN
the city Of Washington, ID. G., on MONDAY, the
The object OF this meeting is TO determine tho
question Of increasing the capital stock of said
' WIN. F. NlATTINGLY,
j. II. sAVILLE,
HENRY II. BAKER,
JOB BARNARD,
WM. a. GORDON,
FRANKLIN II. MACKEY,
A. @. BRADLEY,
HENRY L. DAVIS,
HUGH 4. TAGGART,
Trustees.
yh[,FiSE ART AND ILLusrRArED BOOKS
Vs. bound fun Morocco gilt edge; We have
4 III sl....A q lat
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yn.SsSArIoSAL CAPITAL DIRECTORY.

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Send In your orders at once.
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The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

T'uE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE was in some
respects wild, but it wasn't woolly.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

PROFESSOR BoYEsgN, in his address be-
forc the Christian Conference at the
Congregational Church yesterday after
noon, graphically described the evils of
unrestricted immigration. Coming from
aforeigner, his words have peculiar force.
He claims that unless some restrictive
measure Is passed by Congress the ma
tional destiny may be seriously affected.
PRESIDENT CAREoT of France has in
trusted NJ. Goblet with tine serious re-
sponsibility Of forming new ministry.
Goblet is man Of cool head and clear
Judgment. Before becoming President
of the Council he had held the positions
OF Under Secretary OF Justice, Minister
of the Interior and Minister Of Public
Instruction. acquittipg hip'self credila'
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
GENERAL AND cr,r,cur.au.


Congress and the Evangelical Alliance arc
in session in Washington. and All irrevercnt
contributor wants to know If II isn't true
that
wherever God crects house of prayer
The Devil will have chapel there"
Omaha offers as an induccmcnt TO those
seeking place for the Presidential convcn-
ton that she has sixty-sevon churches. Com
ment is unnecessary.
Don NJ. d.
For F. NJ G.!
That's me:
&C.
And Grover named the Great Dondee
With fear and trembling, We confess,
Not that he loved the DonGec more,
But that he loved the Mugwumps less
The difference between some Congressman
and II bellows IS that you can hang the bel
lows up ON u nail.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

Our ESTEEMED contemporary, the Ma
tional Republican, in its report of Mr..
Blaine's remarks on the Presidents
Message, says: "rhe question OF labor,
Mr.. Blaine declared, underlicd the
whole subject" Bre'r Fox's grammar
must have been out all night with IL
Congressman.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

A GENTLEMAN in New York begins q
letter to Secretary Lamar by saying: 81
see by yonr report, published yesterday,
that you are in need OF more help" and
offers his services to his country. Ii Mr..
Lamar needs any help just now it is not
in the Interior Department, but at the
Capitol. The general impression is,
however, that he has all he wants.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
Gpcrial Nolires.
& CO., AUCTlONEEIs,

657 La ave, opposite City Postonicc.
Regular gales every Thursday at 10 o'clock,
without regard to weather, at our centrally To-
Gated and spacious salesrooms, of household fur.
niture and effects of any kind.
Fine storage capacity.
Elevators in nsn.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

yh,,FlSE ART AND ILLusfRAIED BOOKS
49, bound fun Morocco gilt edge, We have
LYCElr BINDERY,
10l2 Penn aVL
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NOTES AND GOSSIP,

FREE TRADE, FREE tobacco, fre'
whisky and free damnation.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO.,
1921 i street northwest.

TNOR RENT FURNISHED DWELLING.IIOUSE,
Il II rooms, all mod inns, In most fashionable
location In the city.
q. c. GREEN, 5O3 9TH stnw,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

yhEI-,-,,THE ANNUAL ELECTION or NINE
49,. Trustees of the Real Estate Title In.
surance Company OF tho District of Columbia
will bc held at the company's Office, i70 La ave.
2to pm. NJ. ASHFORD, President.
yh,DR. sTEUART d. MuyCAsTER HAS
w. postponed his trip abroad, and can be
found at his Office, 1i03 n Y avenue.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

EN0R RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSES, BETWEEN
IL 9Th and 9TH, T. and q SITS \ o, $40 each
SwoRMSTBDT u BRADLEY.
II ~
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

yhA,OrFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE IN.
BCSa SURANCE co. OF u. C.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1887.
Polcy-holders are hereby notified to renew
their insurance ON or before the last Monday In
December, 1887, for the year 1888.
The rate of interest on all renewals will be one
a. per cent on the premium notes. Please at
tend to your renewals before the last few days
and thus avoid the crowd.
J. WESLEY BOTELER,
Secretary.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
bly, in all. Perhaps no safer man could
he found for the present emergency.

TnE PRESIDENTS Message on the tariff
would have been more satisfactory had
II gone more into details. There seems
to he pretty general agreement that
the tariff should be reduced, and steps
taken for diminution of the surplus.
But how shall this be done? Which of
the great leading industries OF the coun-
try will consent to any impairment of
the protection they now enioy2 Which
of the lesser, or what are known as the
"infant industries" will consent to be
turned out upon the charities Of the
cold, cold world to shift for themselves?
The issue between revenue reform and
protection cannot be clearly made up un.
til both parties show their hands. What
shall be reformed? What shall be pro-
tected? These are the questions ON
which the issue hinges. Mere general
izations only serve to confuse the public
mind without helping it to conclusions.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
for Hcnl--6onscs.

LNOR RENT-.1G07 18TH vt N W, A DESIRABLE
j. 3-story brick residence, containing 10 rooms
and bath: house ls heated by latrobe stoves; has
month,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
For 5alc--6onscs.

TOR SALE-THAT DESIRABLE AND NEATLY.
IL built house Of II rooms and all mod. imp,
ut zoos 11th st, Is the biggest bargain In the W.
For particulars and to save small fortune. in
fees, call on OWNER after p. IN.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
.for Galr miscellaneous.

t. =,
Two bedroom sets and other household ef-
fects. Inquire at 62S East Capitol St.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

LN0R SALE-9 PER CENT. INvEsTMENT-8-
l. room brick W; gas, water latrobe; $3.50
cash. balance monthly S1,S0O
WHITAKER d JORDAN,
14l7 st.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

Wherever God orects house of prayer
The Devil will have u chapel there"
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

Society is all agog--
The ladies greiitly fear
That Tony Comstocks coming down
To pass the season here.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-04
Catarrhal Dangers.

TO be freed from the dangers OF suhocstiou
while lying down; to breathe freely, sleep
soundly and undisturbed; TO rise refreshed,
head clear. brain active and free from paii or
ache; 10 know that no poisonous, putrId matter
dehlts tho breath and rots away the delicate
machinery ofsmeli, taste aud hearing 20 fee
that the system does not through its veins
and arteries, suck up the poison that 10 sure to
undermine and destroy. IL indeed . blessing
beyond all other human enjoymeuts. To
purchase immunity from such q fate should
d the object OF all afflicted. But those who
have tried many remedies and physictana des-
pair OF relief or cure.
sanford's Radical Cure meets every phase
OF Catsrrh, from q simple head cold to the
most loathsome and destructive stages. 1, 10
local and constitutional Instant in relieving.
permanent In curing, safe, economical aud
never falling.
Sandford's Radical Cure consists OF one
bottle Of the Radical Cure. one box OF CAtar.
rhal solvent. and one Improved inhaler. all
wrapped In one package, with treatise and
/ directions. and sold by all druggists for $40
POTTER DBus 4 CBINIoAL Co.. BosTon,